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Then he's got the pop filter in the wrong position! You'd think if someone had enough money to buy that mic, they'd know how to use it!

It is possible to run more than one Delta 44 card. I think you can run up to 4, giving you 16 I/O [or 8 stereo pairs]... Just make sure they aren't sharing IRQ.

Trash can lids!

Crankz1 knows it!! I just cracked my version of Cubase!!! :D

Are you serious?????????????

Damn, $225 for a 16 channel mixer? What a deal!

Go buy the latest issue of Electronic Musician. There is a great article in there which interviews 3 or 4 top engineers when it comes to recording bass. There's multiple techniques that are discussed. Heck, wait a few weeks and I'm sure it'll pop up online. Good luck! -Justin

You should be able to get a nice *woomph* out of that drum. A pillow can work wonders......

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What type of muffling are you using on the bass drum? And what are the dimensions?? I use a pillow so that it's touching the batter and resonant head at the same time, but not toally killing the resonance of both heads. And I keep the batter head medium tension -- not too right, not too loose...

No way!!! I can't believe this....and I have a Jazz Band Concert tonight, too...:(

Whew...you guys and fantastic! I actually an idea of how this stuff works. Ethan - I actually have that issue of EM, and I have read the article. Although knowing what I know now, I'm sure it will be a much better read! Thanks for reminding me! MJ - Great information for me! That really gives...

Thanks for your input FunkDaddy! Much appreiciated. :D What type of music do you play?

Cool. Thanks c7!

Take it OFF your girl first!

Awesome. Thanks a lot Michael!! :) Now, about these sine waves. Can you explain how they work, and how they tell me which frequencies are the problematic ones? And don't I need some sort of meter or something too? Thanks again! -Justin

So, I think I know how to control certain frequencies that may need controlling. But, how do I find out which one's need to be controlled?! Maybe I'm missing something obvious here, but I'm really unsure. Any tips would be appreiciated!! -Justin

Haha, thanks man. I play with ProMark 5A wooden tip sticks. So the 5A's are on the lighter side which won't put too much meat into the cymbal. And I'm not too hard of a hitter anyway.

No thanks edyer. I'm picking up the 20" version. 21" rides are too much for me. -Justin

Damn, mp3 quality sucks. I really can't tell ya about the high end, the mp3 crushed it all. But the guitars sound good to me! Good job bro!